Export to 200 dpi jpeg?

[10squared@adobeforums.com]

What would be a good way to approach this problem: I have some bumper sticker designs that are layed out as 60p3 wide by 18p3 high. I need to export to jpeg and the partner will be assuming 200 dpi. When I do an export to jpeg at maximum quality the image size is 720x216 pixels, so they are too small. I get the same output size if I export to eps. I don't find any information in the docs on formatting output. Is it possible to control the output resolution, and if so, how?

[Karen_C@adobeforums.com]

It would be easier to export to PSD (photoshop) because you can select your options of resolution and color. Then open the photoshop file and save to JPG without compression.

[Edo@adobeforums.com]

There is also a plugin from Triple Triangle:
<http://www.tripletriangle.com/aboutrw.php>

[10squared@adobeforums.com]

Thanks for the Photoshop tip. That sounds like a pretty good approach for us. One workaround I found was to take the default resolution of 72 and divide into the target resolution of 200 to get a factor by which to multiply the document dimensions. I like the PS approach since it will save quite a bit of work.

Cheers,

Jim

[Bob_Levine]

Forget that. Just export as PDF and open that in Photoshop. Much more
control, IMO.

Bob